Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-04
HUNTSVILLE ALA. SATURDAY, JUNE H.

"A CYCLONE passed over upper San
dusky, o., between five and six O'Clock on
the afternoon of the 30sh, doing great
damage to trees, fences, etc. The spire
OF the Catholic church, two hundred feet
high, was blown over and the front of the
church wrecked.
TIE mansion of Lewis Miller, president
of the Chautauqaa Assembly, at Akron,
o., was damaged by fire on the 30th to the
extent of sI,G0) The fire caught from
the fame of painters lamp, who was
burning old paint from the cornice The
Sunday Gazette Office was also burned out.
Don CARLOS DE BOURBON OF Spain,
travelling incognito under the title of
Court de --Rreur has arrived at Lima,
Peru. After sojourn of fifteen days in
Peru he goes to Bolivia, thence to Chill,
the Argentine Republic and Brazil.
1T IS thought tnat the stove-mold ers'
strike in the Pittsburgh district will soon
close, as the manufacturers have offered
to withdraw the st. Louis patterns and re-
sumo work at onoo on cond tion that the
molders sign an agreement to work at
the old wages for the balance of the year.
In the sngle-scull race between Wal
lace Ross ami George Hosmer, near Flush.
ing, n. Y, on the Both, three miles with
three turns, for purse of $500, Ross
won in the phenomenal time of 14:05 The
judges swear the time is right, but they
haven t very good opinion of the man
who measured the course.
GAUDAUR won the boat race at Pullman.
ILL.,, on the Both, defeating Hanlan fol
$500 and the championship Of America.
A MONUMENT to the German American
soldiers of the late war was unvailed at
Chicago on the 30th.
AN Arab chief who was with General
Gordon at KhartOum, is to be tried by
court martial for completely in the murder
of the General
The search for the bodies of the miners
who lost their lives by the explosion in
the Udston coal pit at Blantyre, Scotland,
was continued on the 30th. Sixty-tWc
bodies had been recovered at latest ac-
counts.
NINETY-oN bodies had been recover red
from the ruins of the Opera Comique up
to the evening of the 80. The donations
to the relief fund amounted to So 1000.
Comte de Paris subscribed 800 and the
Baron r )thschild a6)1.
PRESIDENT GREvY received a large
number of kilograms from London, B,r-
lin, Vienna, and other European capitals
on the 3)th, expressing qualification at the
new ministry.
KIssANE, alias Rogers, has not gone tc
British Columbia, as reported He is at
home in Sonoma, Cal. Deputy United
States Marshal Hopkins served sub
poena upon him there on the 3)th, in an
action brought by the Chemical National
Bank Of New York, to recover on certain
alleged forged notes.
The Marquis of Lansdowne, replying to
an address from five hundred OF his Wilt
shire tenants, says he has no fear h 1t the
attacks made upol him will prejudice hi 8
position in Canada, and expresses the
hope that the differences which exist on
only small portion of his Irish estates
Will not prove permanent.
REPORTS coming in from various points
in the southern part of Mexico, show that
the recent earthquake was felt very gen.
orally. 1t is universally stated that the
shock was severe. 1t was felt in Jalapa,
Cordova, Esperanza, Tlascola, Tehuacana,
Pueblo and Oaxaca.